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LARGEST TEMPORARY OUTDOOR ART EXHIBITION IN THE SOUTH Now in its eighth year, the linear gallery is free to the public and represents artists from across Atlanta, the nation, and the world in a variety of mediums: sculpture, murals, dance, music, theater, photography, and more. In 2016, over 1.7 million people visited the Eastside Trail, and Atlanta BeltLine trail users are at the forefront of this year’s exhibition. Art pieces seek to enhance the visitor’s sense of discovery and adventure through street-style performances, art-making along the trails, interactive art, and works that embody navigating urban space as an experience as well as a place.

NEWLY OPENED SEGMENTS ALLOW FOR MORE EXHIBITION SPACE We are thrilled to include four miles of added gallery space on the newly finished Westside Trail and Eastside Trail extension! Previously, these interim hiking trails featured Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibits. Now, several miles of paved, multi-use trails are complete and open, making Art on the Atlanta BeltLine more accessible to all.

ALL ARTISTS ARE INVITED TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS FOR ART ON THE ATLANTA BELTLINE Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. commissions over 100 artists in contribution to and support of the arts industry, which has a $2.2 billion impact in Georgia. Artists submit proposals every spring and undergo a juried process to determine selection for the annual exhibition. Artists interested in submitting for the fall 2018 show should check art.beltline.org in early 2018, and follow the exhibition on social media.

For More Information: art.beltline.org #beltlineart @atlantabeltline

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Performance 2017 Art Installations Locations 1. Kevin Vanek: Industrial Oaf III: Lifting Instability [Sculpture] Continuing Collection Atlanta BeltLine multi-use trail 2. Atlanta Celebrates Photography: The Georgia FENCE [Photography] ADA public access points Interim hiking trail Non-ADA public access points 3. Matthew Duffy: Polygon Heart Sculpture [Sculpture] Other trails Public parking* 4. Tanner Coleman: Column of Change [Sculpture]

MARTA stations Atlanta BeltLine 5. Matthew Terrell: This Too Shall Pass [Mural] Westside spur trails 6. Ray Katz: Telos [Sculpture]

* We encourage our users to find alternative means 7. Tiny Doors ATL [Sculpture] Trail of arriving at the corridor, but on-street parking is available in most areas. 8. Suzy Schultz: Singer [Mural] 9. David Fratu: Eye of Choice [Mural]

Stafford St WASHINGTON PARK 10. Sanithna Phansavanh: Moksha [Mural] Stafford St PARK Traiill LenaLena StSt 11. Miguel Dominguez: Coexistence [Mural] mppttoonn Tra LLiioonneell HHaam 1

HarwellHarwell St St 12. Yasin Jalal: OPHELIA [Sculpture] Ollie St Ollie Ollie St Ollie Ashby 13. Harry Zmijewski [Sculpture] MARTA 14. Andrew Marsh & Feral Fagiola: Memento Rosas [Sculpture] n LLuutthheerr Ki 2 WASHINGTON rrttiin Kinngg,, JJrr.. Bllvd 15. Mike Stasny: BIGOY [Dolls] aa DDrr MM inn HIGH SCHOOL [Action Figures located throughout Eastside and Westside Trails] a i 3 t a t n

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Morris Brown Dr Brown Morris 17. Mary Ruden and Robert Benfield: Einstein Sundial [Sculpture] Burbank Dr Parsons St Burbank Dr StaffordStafford StSt4 18. Ben Pierce: Beginnings [Sculpture]

W. W.Fair Fair St St 19. Brandon Sadler: A New Light Shines Beyond the Darkness [Mural] Chicmauga Ave Chicmauga Chicamauga Ave Chicamauga Fair St

Matthewson Pl Matthewson 20. Eli Blasko: Orator [Sculpture]

Holderness St Holderness 21. 6 5 Tenay Gonul and Julian Quinn: City Dreamers [Sculpture] A1 WestviewWestview Dr 22. Bill Rush: POV [Photography] ENOTA 23. Mike Wsol: In between [Sculpture] PARK 24. Chris Veal: 10:28 [Mural] Sells Ave B1 25. LXXX YOU: BALLOOON… [Sculpture]

Joseph E. Lowery Blvd Joseph E. Enota Pl Enota Joseph E. Lowery Blvd Joseph E. 26. Nathan Pierce: Long Distance [Sculpture] GreenwichGreenwich StSt I-20 Altoona Pl Altoona 27. Cat Chiu Phillips: Shine [Sculpture] C1 28. Jake Tompkins and Jay Wiggins: EVEREMAN Tea House [Stage] 7 LucileLucile AveAve

29. Leland Drexler-Russell: Abound [Sculpture] Muse St Muse Muse St Muse Oak St Oak St 30. Lotus Eater’s Club: That’s My Traffic Jam [Mural] D1

Langhorn St Langhorn St 31. everybodypainting: Everybody Reflected [Sculpture]

8 St Lawton

GORDON St Peeples E1 WHITE PARK St Peeples 32. Matthias Neumann: BeltLine Basics [Sculpture] RalphRalph David Abernathy Blvd 33. Jonathan Bowling: Goats [Sculpture] G1 34. Michael Colanero and Logan Patterson: HEADSPACE [Sculpture] F1 9 West 35. Susan Champney: Rainbow Plastique [Sculpture] Oglethorpe Ave White St End 36. Andrew Catanese: City in the Forest [Mural] Donnelly Ave BROWNBROWN MARTA MIDDLEMIDDLE 37. Dave Lind and Fred Garvin: Goldfish Mobile [Sculpture] Cascade Rd e

v 38. Andrew Light: Divergent (with I) [Sculpture] H1 SCHOOL A SCHOOL Beecher St A Beecher St y hy 39. ColorAtl: Skyline [Sculpture] ROSE CIRCLE ph rp ROSE CIRCLE ur PARK u M 40. Luke Achterberg [Sculpture] LawtonLawton St St I1PARK M ADAIR PARK II 41. William Massey: L(east) [Sculpture] Richland Rd 10 42. Jake Tompkins: King of Pops Tea House [Stage] 43. Lisa Parsons: Posts for Peace and Justice [Sculpture] 44. Jeffry Loy: Oasis [Sculpture] Lee St

Lawton St Lawton 45. Charlie Brouwer: Hallelujah [Sculpture] 11 46. Atlanta Celebrates Photography: The FENCE International

Allene Ave Allene [Photography] 47. CatherineCatherine StSt Rebecca Queipo and Atlanta Women’s Architects: Veil Enfold PeeplesPeeples St.St MURPHY [Sculpture]

Oakland Dr Oakland Dr CROSSING J1 ADAIR PARK I 48. Andrew Yff: Fork, Knife, and Spoon Sun [Sculpture] 12 49. Joseph Thomas: Luceat [Sculpture] URBAN 50. The Atlanta Collage Society: sQuaRe show [Collage] AvonAvon AveAve FARM 51. Will Vannerson: Gothic Skinkhom [Sculpture]

Sylvan Rd Sylvan Rd 52. Jeff DiMaggio: Feline in Repose [Sculpture] 53. Joni Younkins-Herzog [Bench] Oakland K1 54. Rick Herzog: Blossom [Bench] City 55. Anna Gromova: Impacting directions [Mural] MARTA 56. ARCY: ARCY Live!

TRAIL MAPS LEGEND The Continuing Collection 2017 Art Installations Performance Continuing Collection The Atlanta BeltLine’s public art collection includes L1 Locations ADA public access points Atlanta BeltLine permanent and rotating works of art from different multi-use trail Non-ADA public access points funding sources. You can find these pieces along the Interim hiking trail Public parking* trails year-round. Under construction MARTA stations Other trails A1. Julie Ann McKevitt: Dogwood Blooms, 2014 [Mural] Active rail B1. Kyle Brooks: BeltLine Bears, 2011 [Mural] M1 C1. Hadley Breckenridge: The Highball Artist, 2012 [Mural] * We encourage our users to find alternative D1. Hadley Breckenridge: Enterchange, 2011 [Mural] means of arriving at the corridor, but on-street N1 parking is available in most areas. E1. Santiago Menendez-Gil: You Won’t Step on Me! 2013 [Mural] F1. Santiago Menendez: Meet Me at the Crayons, 2012 [Sculpture] 13 G1. Neil Carver: Vice Form, 2014 [Sculpture] H1. Malaika Favorite: West End Remembers, 2010 [Mural] O1 I1. David Landis: Cycles, 2010 [Sculpture] 14 J1. Allen Peterson: Phoenix: Atlanta’s Railroad Rebirth, 2013 [Sculpture] K1. Maria Artemis: Perkerson Park Splashpad, 2012 15 [in Perkerson Park] [Sculpture] P1 Eastside Trail L1. Ben Janik: The Moon, 2015 [Mural] 16 M1. olive47: Purple Rain, 2016 [Mural] N1. JD Koth: Rakshasa, 2016 [Sculpture] 17 O1. Phil Proctor: Solar Wind, 2016 [Sculpture] 18 P1. Karl Addison & Jarus, 2016 [Mural] Q1 19 R1 Q1. Tiny Doors ATL: pop UP door, 2016 [Sculpture] 20 R1. HENSE: Untitled, 2014 [Mural] S1 S1. Jac Coffey: Railroad Workers, 2012 [Sculpture] T1 21 22 T1. Alex Rodriguez: Swirling Colors, 2016 [Sculpture] U1 U1. Alex Rodriguez: Whirling Wheels, 2012 [Sculpture] V1. Brandon Sadler: Abhaya Brings Teachings of Love, 2015 [Mural] 23 24 W1. Anna Gromova: Color Live, 2016 [Mural] 26 25 27 X1. All City Murals: Stay Connected, 2015 [Mural] 28 Y1 ARCY: The Beauty of Atlanta, 2016 [Mural] 29 V1 W1 X1 Z1. Excelsior Mill Steam Engine, 2017 [Sculpture] 30 22 30 Y1 Z1 B2 A2. Chouaieb Saidi: Spider Bench, 2015 [Bench] A2 31 C2 D2 32 B2. David Landis: 33 Oaks, 2015 [Sculpture] 22 33 C2. Tim Frank: Commonly referred to as 34 35 E2 “The Angier Springs Monumental Work,” 2016 [Sculpture] 36 F2 D2. Leslie Tharp: Startle, 2012 [Sculpture] G2 37 38 E2. Peter Ferrari, Sanithna Phansavanh, and Brandon Sadler: Union, 2016 [Mural] H2 I2 39 F2. OLIVE47: Trapezoid/Pylon, 2015 [Mural] 40 J2 41 G2. Phil Proctor: Iron Column, 2013 [Sculpture] 42 44 43 H2. Charlie Smith: A 24/7 Timestar Lives, 2015 [Sculpture] K2 45 I2. Mr. Never Satisfied: Untitled, 2011 [Mural] L2 J2. David Landis: Northern White, 2012 [Sculpture] 47 46 K2. JD Koth, 2016 [Sculpture] 48 49 L2. Kyle Brooks: Faces and Friends, 2012 [Mural] 50 M2. Sanithna Phansavanh: SYMBIOSIS, 2015 [Mural] 51 N2. Dr. Dax: All Dogs Go to Heaven, 2011 [Mural] O2. Loss Prevention Collective: Steel Fabric, 2011 [Mural] M2 P2. Labrona, Overunder, and Gawd: Untitled, 2011 [Mural] 52 Q2. Matt Haffner: From the Shadows, 2014 [Mural] 53 R2. Sarah Emerson: Untitled, 2011 [Mural] 54 S2. Lonnie Holley: Hands Along the Rail, 2011 [Sculpture] N2 T2. Neil Carver: Decay #4, 2013 [Sculpture] O2 P2 U2. Robert Whitherspoon: The Promise of Peoplestown, 2011 Q2 [in D. H. Stanton Park splashpad] [Sculpture] R2 S2 T2 55

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